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Nevgül and Bora Bicakci said their grief is still 'immense' almost 12 months on from the tragic death of their daughter Ada Bicakci who was killed in southeast London by a TfL driver.

Lena Dunham has revealed she's gearing up for the next big chapter - starting a family with husband Luis Felber.

Wes Streeting has called out Glastonbury and the BBC for allowing the 'appalling' chants that took place yesterday to be broadcast to the nation.

Shokat Khan, 55, excavated tonnes of soil from his garden in Bradford to create the three-storey, white-rendered annexe.

President Donald Trump issued a victorious message as his Big Beautiful Bill cleared its first Senate hurdle after issuing a brutal warning to a Republican rebel who tried to block its passage.

A furious battle was said to be the reason why

Emergency services blue-lighted to a Piccadilly Circus roundabout at around 5.25am where a car had overturned near the iconic Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain.

Glastonbury kicked off its 2025 line-up with the emotional return of Lewis Capaldi and a surprise set from Lorde, who had been rumoured to be a secret booking for the festival.

She is set to headline Glatonbury's Sunday night on the Pyramid stage.

The newly-wedded Mrs Bezos, 55, could not stop beaming as she stepped out of the Aman Hotel in Venice alongside her new Amazon billionaire husband while heading to a post-wedding event.

The car the singer was riding on during her 16 Carriages performance tilted, prompting her to halt the show.

One woman who came to pay her respects to the young girl said: "It's an absolute tragedy"

When Meghan joined The Firm in May 2018, the Queen knew she would need help transitioning from the life of Hollywood showbiz to the traditional world that royals live in.

"I wonder who actually uses AI and why," writes Slashdot reader VertosCay: Out of pure curiosity, I have asked various AI models to create: simple Arduino code, business letters, real estate listing descriptions, and 3D models/vector art for various methods of manufacturing (3D printing, laser printing, CNC machining). None of it has been what I would call "turnkey". Everything required some form of correction or editing before it was usable. So what's the point? Their original submission includes more AI-related questions for Slashdot readers ("Do you use it? Why?") But their biggest question seems to be: "Do you have to correct it?" And if that's the case, then when you add up all that correction time... "Is it actually helpful?" Share your own thoughts and experiences in the comments. Do you use AI — and is it actually helpful?

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

A judge accused a mother of getting pregnant again to avoid prison in an extraordinary blast over her failure to use contraception.

The player, who is a professional model, was one of the surprises of the qualifying rounds at SW19 as she came through three matches - including a victory against Lois Boisson.

The movie first hit screens back in 1981 and has previously been regarded as one of the greatest war films ever made.

Events will include dance performances, theatre plays, artist storytelling walks, and music festivals.

Fantastic pictures of cygnets in Colchester, sand martins in Wrabness and herons in Abberton are part of the mix.

EssexLive spoke with him about his career and Essex life